Underground Rail Road

Koi Lone Star

Jacque - Color My World - Donated the Platte Valley Kennel Club, Fall 2006 show, Jr Show trophy. This is to remember my friend Jacque.

JacLie Remembered - Donated to the Platte Valley Kennel Club, Jr Show Trophy - 25th Anniversary Show. Jacque started to cut out the blocks, prior to her death in April 2006.

Golden Courage - Donated to Golden Courage International, a Chinese orphanage for children orphaned by AIDS.

Jacque's Rainbow Bridge - This quilt was donated the the Tibetian Terrier Club of America. It was raffled to raise money for PRA research. Jacque wrote the names of her champion's and they are fused on the back

Give Me Liberty

Fremont Dresden Plate - This quilt was purchased as a top only in Fremont NE. I completed the hand quilting Summer 2006.

Enchanted Bouquet - Floral Applique by Nancy Pearson was used for the flowers but I drew the rest. The color is done with bright felt behind the whole cloth. All designes are machine trapuntoed. Machine quilting in the background is McTavishing for the cender and micro stippling for the feather area.

Moose Crossing - This was originally a wall quilt, I doubled the pattern and added a border to make a king sized quilt for my brother and his wife for christmas.

Scrappy Star - I made this quilt for my sister for Christmas in 2005. My color palate was chosen from a Cross-Stitch Pattern I did for her also. The Cross-Stitch Pattern is by Lavender and Lace and it is called Fairy Dreams (L&L 41).

Cumberland Mountains - My roommate asked for a denim quilt made from her favorite colors (red, yellow, blue and green) for Christmas. I made this quilt entirely from scraps.

Hollie's Graduation Quilt - I made this quilt for my sister when she graduated from college. I took the colors from a Cross-stitch pattern called Fairy Grandmother (L&L42) from Lavender and Lace.

Comet's Trail - This was my first large quilt. I made it for the Ugly Quilt Contest at one of my local quilt shops. We were given four - 1 yard pieces of fabric (mine were orange, blue, green and magenta/teal/orange/lime green checked) and challenged to make a quilt that looked like we CHOSE those fabrics. The quilt had to have all 4 fabrics in the top, and the 75% of the top must consist of the "ugly" fabric.

The Dragonfly - I loved it when I saw it and had to make it for myself.

Rays of Hope - I like stain glass. I was inspired by the Three Swans Studio's works and wanted to try one of my own design.

Debbie's 50's Fun - This quilt is partly pictorial but more predominantly traditional blocks with sashing.

Ryan's Quilt - Block made iwth Oh So Soft and Cotton